Bruce Willis, in interview in China Post today, for his film “16 Blocks”
Nice quote from the old man:
“I remember saying when I was a kid, 50 seemed so old - 50 is, like, your life’s over. And I’m in the best shape I’ve ever been in my life. I think we’re all only as old as we feel in our heart. I feel about 24, 25 in my heart,” says Willis, who looks lean and fit. “And science being what it is and making enormous leaps and bounds - I’m counting heavily on science, let’s just say that.”
AND he’s dating Sports Illustrated SuperModel Petra Namcova.
I’m a huge bruce fan. Just saw it last night, alone I’ll confess. My girlfriend wanted to be with her mom and for some strange reason none of my other pals who are women wanted to see it. All the guys I know wanted to go to catch the action at Carnegies.
Good flick, but didn’t get part of the end. Why did the baddie cop let the witness go when his time for testimony expired? They expended all this firepower trying to nail him.
Only other quibble was that bruce didn’t shoot enough people. But he certainly made a great role model for pushing in out and getting a good day’s work, despite gimpy leg and a terrific hangover.
Initially the movie was boring and Mos Def (or whatever his name is) is just annoying. However after the pace picked up it wasn’t too bad, though overall just another average action flick, IMO.
That’s a shame. I’ve worked with aphasia sufferers. There’s two kinds, one where you speak at a normal pace but it’s all nonsense (Jargon aphasia?) and one where you make sense but talk really slowly (Wernicke’s aphasia). Depending on how he acquired it will depend how much speech therapy will help him.
Did he have a stroke? The two often go hand in hand.
